Alison Janney and Mila Kunis star in this Elmore Leonard-style crime comedy that feels at least a couple decades out of date
An online game of Truth or Dare turns deadly for teens seeking fame and money in this new thriller
The Big Chill meets The Celebration meets Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf in director John Wells’ August: Osage County
The Hangover Part II is that it’s a carbon copy of the original film, with the setting changed from Las Vegas to Thailand
Due Date is so close in story and spirit to John Hughes’ Planes, Trains & Automobiles that it might as well be considered a remake
The Switch has been sold to unsuspecting audiences as a romantic comedy, but it’s neither romantic nor funny
Whip It is a touching and surprisingly effective coming-of-age tale with a wonderful sense of female camaraderie
Despite a game cast, this alleged comedy based on the popular death-by-stupidity awards is dreadfully dull